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Home Business Bikes being sold at ‘own money’ despite price increase

Bikes being sold at ‘own money’ despite price increase

by News desk
July 18, 2021
in Business

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Karachi

Demand for motorcycles has been significant since the economy opened up after lockdown last year and motorcycles are being sold at “own money” in the open market.

Chairperson of All Pakistan Motorcycle Assemblers, Sabir Sheikh has said the demand for motorcycles has been significant since the economy opened up after lockdown last year.

He said that there are reports that the motorcycle faction of the automobile sector faced problems with delivery for the first time in at least 20 years.—TLTP